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The stream quality can be adjusted for your particular needs and available bandwidth. For example, an editor may only need an HD h.264 8-bit 4:2:0 codec for offline editing, while a colorist may need the full UHD h.265 12 bit 4:4:4 RGB codec for HDR grading.
Requirements for DaVinci Remote Monitor
In order to reliably stream a high-quality video signal from one system to another, there are some technical hardware and software limitations and requirements for the Host and Clients.
The Resolve Host must have the following hardware and software requirements for DaVinci Remote Monitor:
— The Resolve Host needs to have the Mac, Linux, or Windows version of DaVinci Resolve Studio installed.
— For Linux and Windows users, the Resolve Host needs an RTX series NVIDIA GPU and drivers installed. AMD and Intel GPUs are currently unsupported.
— The Host must have a Blackmagic Cloud account.
The Resolve Client must have the following hardware and software requirements for DaVinci Remote Monitor:
— The Resolve Client needs to have the Mac, Linux, or Windows version of DaVinci Resolve
Studio installed. The DaVinci Remote Monitor App is automatically installed in the same folder as DaVinci Resolve.
— Apple iPhone and iPad devices are supported as Client platforms. Download the
DaVinci Remote Monitor app from the App Store (The Studio Version of DaVinci Resolve is not required on these devices).
— For Linux and Windows users, the Resolve Client needs an RTX series NVIDIA GPU and drivers installed. AMD and Intel GPUs are currently unsupported.
— All Clients must have a Blackmagic Cloud account.